Dunkirk (2017)

My #2 anticipated film for this summer has finally arrived, and although I'm not the first to review it, I'm certainly not the last. Nolan never seizes to impress me, and this film is no different. An intense and unique look at World War II, Dunk... Read the full review »

Dunkirk is a visceral, sensory and rapid war experience that shows brutality and heroism in technical excellence. When it comes to directing, Christopher Nolan is technically flawless. He has garnered such a prestige (see what I did there) that au... Read the full review »

Dunkirk is a technical masterpiece. Christopher Nolan out-does himself with immersive filmmaking at its finest, combining incredible cinematography, with a blood pumping score to produce arguably the finest war film ever made. While the characters... Read the full review »

This film is incredibly realistic. From the jump, Nolan immerses you in the gripping fear and hopelessness of the situation. The visuals are stunning. This is a film that needs to be seen in IMAX. The way Nolan uses the changing aspect ratio to ma... Read the full review »

Good lord. I saw this in IMAX and I was shaking in my seat. This is simply the most intense cinematic experience I've ever had. Yes, IMAX played a huge part in this with its earth-splitting audio and gargantuan image, and I can't recommend seeing... Read the full review »

'Dunkirk' looks set to strip bare Nolan's film-making and truly focus the lens on his intricate brush-strokes for the first time. But is it really the success everyone is making out? Read the full review »

This movie is one of the greatest war films ever made, and it ABSOLUTELY needs to to be seen in IMAX. Christopher Nolan is perhaps the finest filmmaker we have working today, and this film definitely ranks in the mists of his finest works. However... Read the full review »

While Christopher Nolan's majestic ambitions continually yield bold, visually striking projects, his abilities as a storyteller have deteriorated significantly. The true account of the evacuation of Dunkirk is heartwarming and thrilling, two sensa... Read the full review »

Too say that Dunkirk is excellent would be an absolute understatement. It's more than just a film. It's a psychological battle for survival. From the moment it starts, everything is sense of urgency. Read the full review »

There isn't much to say about Dunkirk really. And that is a good thing. This is a film that has to be experienced. It is no coincidence that the dialogue is sparse in this film. Nolan clearly realises that a story like this doesn't need words; a... Read the full review »